Air.

Air is the invisible, odorless, and tasteless mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth, primarily composed of nitrogen and oxygen, essential for respiration by living organisms. It also refers to the atmosphere, a specific environment or feeling, or a particular impression conveyed by someone or something. Additionally, 'air' can indicate to broadcast or express something, or to expose something to air. It can also mean a musical tune or melody, or to express feelings and opinions openly.

Air. meaning with examples

• The climber gasped for **air** at the summit, the thin atmosphere testing his endurance. He checked his oxygen tank, relieved to have a sufficient supply of **air** to help his ascent. He could feel the crisp **air** on his face, the cool breeze refreshing from the long climb. The lack of **air** at such altitude could be fatal, so careful preparations were vital.
• The painter used light and shadow to create an **air** of mystery in the portrait. The old house had an **air** of forgotten elegance, the dust and peeling paint adding to the charm. The detective sensed an **air** of deception amongst the suspects, something they were hiding. The subtle **air** of disappointment on her face betrayed her true feelings about the news.
• The radio station began to **air** the new pop song at midnight. The politician decided to **air** his grievances at a press conference. After the fire, the owner needed to **air** the house to get rid of the smell. The director decided to **air** the documentary to show the team's work.
• She hummed a lively **air** while working in the garden. The musician wrote a beautiful **air** that was easy to remember. The orchestra played a familiar **air**, a popular tune that everyone knew. The composer was searching for a light and whimsical **air** to reflect the story.